Reading finish planner
Turn a book into a realistic daily reading commitment. Compare a short daily session with a longer session before choosing a finish date.
Learning and planning
70 practical tools across six collections. Choose a topic and start with a worked example.
How it works
Turn a book into a realistic daily reading commitment. Compare a short daily session with a longer session before choosing a finish date. Give each new topic a sequence of future review dates. Export the dates to your calendar and adapt the intervals when a subject needs more practice.
Spaced repetition calendar
Give each new topic a sequence of future review dates. Export the dates to your calendar and adapt the intervals when a subject needs more practice.
Exam topic planner
Check whether the work on your exam list fits into your available days. Unscheduled hours identify a capacity gap rather than a personal failure.
Video course planner
Account for both watching and practicing when planning a video course. Faster playback reduces viewing time, but it does not remove the time needed for exercises.
Vocabulary goal planner
See how new vocabulary creates a growing review workload. Reduce your daily target if the later review peaks become difficult to sustain.
Writing progress planner
Divide the remaining words in a draft among your available writing days. The daily target counts output only; editing and research need their own time.
Typing speed and accuracy
Measure speed together with accuracy on a passage you choose. Use the same passage and similar conditions when comparing your own practice sessions.
Mental arithmetic trainer
Practice addition, subtraction or multiplication with an adjustable question set. Review missed answers without treating the score as a measure of intelligence.
Personal study cards
Turn your own question and answer pairs into revealable study cards. Mark each review honestly to see which material needs another pass.
Prediction calibration
Compare stated probabilities with recorded outcomes. A confident wrong prediction contributes more error than a cautious one; a few events are not enough to establish forecasting skill.
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